Philips Fisio 825

This was a present for my birthday, I would have chosen something else. To get the most out of the phone you need to have the screensaver/backlight/bluetooth functions turned off. Mine has been on standby for a week now without a recharge, but i've only made a couple of short phone calls this week. Accessories are way overpriced. For anyone that wants to use the bluetooth feature, I use a usb blutooth dongle which cost just over £20. You can then add your own pics to the phone, but more importantly I can synch my phone with outlook, in particular all my contacts (so no messing about entering them in usong the keypad on the phone) and the calendar (as my ...

This phone is dreadful! It might be small and lightweight, but it's functionality is apalling. We only bought it so we could use email, which we haven't managed to get working in the last 3 months. The menus are slow and difficult to use - not intuative at all. I have only ever had Nokia phone before and this is so difficult to use. We have not managed to get the email or blue tooth connection to work. We bought a blue tooth connector for £40 that we can't get to work with either of our 2 fisio 825 phones. The quality of voices whilst on the phone is so quiet and tinny that it makes it impossible to hear most of the time. Even to put the keylock on is ...

The Philips Fisio 825 mobile phone has a lot of good advantages to it and it also has some bad. The advantages, Well its small, light weight, 4096 colour screen, GPRS,Packed with features. Polyphonic ringtones and See who is calling picture display (Through saved picture on the phone) . When you buy one you get a mobile phone tools program for your computer on a CD. Disadvantages. The light on the phone uses the battery life up fast. you will have to purchase a USB cable or bluetooth Gadget to download picture to your phone. Which can cost from 39.99 upwards. Like me if you dont have a USB card on your computer you will have to buy one if you want to buy the ...